The Works of Lord Byron: With His Letters and Journals, and His Life, Volume 12J. Murray, 1836 - 324 pages |
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Page 31
... better join Your friends , or he'll pay you back in your own coin . Tra . All fair ; ' tis but lecture for lecture . Ink . That's clear . But for God's sake let's go , or the Bore will be here . Come , come : nay , I'm off . Tra ...
... better join Your friends , or he'll pay you back in your own coin . Tra . All fair ; ' tis but lecture for lecture . Ink . That's clear . But for God's sake let's go , or the Bore will be here . Come , come : nay , I'm off . Tra ...
Page 46
... sense and vigour , Otway has by far the most passion and pathos ; and that though his conspirators are better orators and reasoners than the gang of Pierre - - - and Reynault , the tenderness of Belvidere is as much 46.
... sense and vigour , Otway has by far the most passion and pathos ; and that though his conspirators are better orators and reasoners than the gang of Pierre - - - and Reynault , the tenderness of Belvidere is as much 46.
Page 61
... better than Kemble , Cooke , and Kean in their very different manners , or than Elliston in gentleman's comedy , and in some parts of tragedy . Miss O'Neill I never saw , having made and kept a determination to see nothing which should ...
... better than Kemble , Cooke , and Kean in their very different manners , or than Elliston in gentleman's comedy , and in some parts of tragedy . Miss O'Neill I never saw , having made and kept a determination to see nothing which should ...
Page 63
... better preserved ; but I wished to produce the Doge in the full assembly of the conspirators , instead of monotonously placing him always in dialogue with the same individuals . For the real facts , I refer to the Appendix . DRAMATIS ...
... better preserved ; but I wished to produce the Doge in the full assembly of the conspirators , instead of monotonously placing him always in dialogue with the same individuals . For the real facts , I refer to the Appendix . DRAMATIS ...
Page 80
... better sense of what their house's honour requires , leaves the Doge brooding over some terrible revenge . At this moment , the captain of a galley comes to complain of an insult he had just received from a senator ; and when the Doge ...
... better sense of what their house's honour requires , leaves the Doge brooding over some terrible revenge . At this moment , the captain of a galley comes to complain of an insult he had just received from a senator ; and when the Doge ...
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